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Acknowledging Sources

"To avoid plagiarism, you must give credit whenever you use another person's work. This means that whenever you use information obtained from another source including ideas, examples, theories or opinions, you must give a full reference to that source."

Language and Learning Skills Unit's Referencing Guide

Chapter citation

Footnote and bibliography - order of citation. (Animated new window)
N.B. Items in the bibliography are listed alphabetically.

Footnote

2Jennifer Balint, 'Law's constitutive possibilities: Reconstruction and reconciliation in the wake of genocide and state crime', in Lethe's Law. Justice, Law and Ethics in Reconciliation, eds. E. Christodoulidis & S. Veitch, Hart Publishing, Oxford, 2001, p. 129.

  1. Note identifier: 2
  2. Author (chapter): Jennifer Balint,
  3. Title (chapter) - in single quotes, followed by 'in': 'Law's constitutive possibilities: Reconstruction and reconciliation in the wake of genocide and state crime',
  4. Title (book) - in italics: Lethe's Law. Justice, Law and Ethics in Reconciliation,
  5. Editor(s) - preceded by 'eds.': eds. E. Christodoulidis & S. Veitch,
  6. Publisher: Hart Publishing,
  7. Place of publication: Oxford,
  8. Publication year: 2001,
  9. Page number: p. 129.

Bibliography

Balint, J 'Law's constitutive possibilities: Reconstruction and reconciliation in the wake of genocide and state crime' in Lethe's Law. Justice, Law and Ethics in Reconciliation, eds. E. Christodoulidis & S. Veitch. Hart Publishing, Oxford, 2001.
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